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FBI director J. Edgar Hoover ate lunch in the same hotel restaurant every workday for 20 years. Astronaut John Young smuggled a corned beef sandwich into space in 1965. Boxer Joe Louis used to train for matches by drinking blood fresh from the slaughterhouse.
Authors Mark and Matthew Jacob document these and and other culinary habits among historical figures in their new book, 'What The Great Ate; A Curious History of Food & Fame'
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